The finding of 2.4 thousand secret documents on the assassination of Kennedy


“Axius” reported on Monday that the FBI discovered about 2,400 documents related to the assassination of the 35th US President John Kennedy, which was not previously submitted to the official investigation committee.

The site quoted an informed source as saying: “The FBI discovered approximately 2,400 records related to the assassination of President Kennedy that were never submitted to the committee in charge of reviewing and issuing the documents. These records, which are still secret in 14,000 pages of the documents revealed by the FBI during the investigation that began according to the executive order issued by President Donald Trump on January 23.


The source stated that the White House learned of the existence of these documents last Friday, and that the contents of the discovered records are strictly classified under the character of secrecy.

Trump had previously pledged to publish the remaining secret documents related to the assassination of President John Kennedy. Trump also pledged to reveal the documents related to the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy, brother of President John Kennedy, as well as the Nobel Peace Prize -winning civilian human rights activist Martin Luther King.

On November 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated upon his arrival with his wife, Jacqueline, to the city of Dallas, Texas. According to the official American hypothesis, which was later presented, the assassination of President Kennedy called me Harvey Ozwald, a former element in the “Marines” forces and lived a period in the Soviet Union.

Ozwald, who was arrested, was killed two days later while he was transferred from the city’s prison.

Logical variations and secrets that surround the crime are leading many so far to believe that the American intelligence services are the one who managed this crime, with the aim of getting rid of the most dangerous certificates that threaten to prove the involvement of the American security services in the assassination of Kennedy.


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